AI Agent
AI-Powered Multi-Agent Campaign Orchestration & Optimization Platform
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Campaign Workflow Command Center
The Orchestrator Agent serves as the command center for the entire campaign intelligence workflow, managing initialization and coordination across all other agents. Operating in Phase 1 (Initialization, 2-second duration), it establishes execution context, generates TraceIds for distributed tracing, initializes agent states, and creates the execution plan.
Coordinating 7 specialized agents across 7 execution phases with complex dependencies, parallel execution opportunities, failure handling, and resource management requires sophisticated orchestration... Coordinating 7 specialized agents across 7 execution phases with complex dependencies, parallel execution opportunities, failure handling, and resource management requires sophisticated orchestration capabilities beyond simple sequential processing.
Core Logic
How the agent solves it
The Orchestrator Agent serves as the command center for the entire campaign intelligence workflow, managing initialization and coordination across all other agents. Operating in Phase 1 (Initializatio... The Orchestrator Agent serves as the command center for the entire campaign intelligence workflow, managing initialization and coordination across all other agents. Operating in Phase 1 (Initialization, 2-second duration), it establishes execution context, generates TraceIds for distributed tracing, initializes agent states, and creates the execution plan. The agent implements the circuit breaker pattern to prevent cascade failures—if any agent fails 5 consecutive times, the circuit opens and routes work to fallback paths. It manages resource allocation (CPU, memory, GPU) across agents, tracks progress through the 7-phase execution (total ~29 seconds with parallelization), and emits SystemEvents for real-time monitoring. The orchestrator supports simulation speed control (1x, 2x) for demonstration purposes and maintains comprehensive audit logs of all coordination decisions. Core capabilities include multi-phase workflow coordination, circuit breaker implementation, resource allocation management, distributed trace generation, event emission and monitoring, and failure recovery orchestration. Architectural patterns implemented include Circuit Breaker, Event-Driven, and Observer patterns. Monitoring features include agent status tracking, progress reporting, resource utilization tracking, and error rate monitoring.
